Okinawa high school wins national baseball c'ship

Okinawa high school wins national baseball c'ship

KOSHIEN, Japan - Konan ace pitcher Yusuke Shimabukuro (L) and catcher Daisuke Yamakawa celebrate after winning the high-profile annual summer championship at Koshien Stadium, Hyogo Prefecture, on Aug. 21, 2010. Konan in Okinawa became only the sixth school in the history of Japanese high school baseball to win both the spring and summer national meets. (Kyodo)

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